Greystoke: Legend of Tarzan (3/7) Movie CLIP - "Johnny" Returns (1984) HD

I thank you with all my heart... well you don't mind if I follow your ❤ until I get something to eat 😮

Shaving with tea....interesting lol

One of the best film scenes of all time

Esta escena es mi favorita de la película. La música de Eldgar la emotividad de la escena. Y la mansión dónde está rodada me parece muy buena

This scene, set up wonderfully by the previous one, is one of the most emotionally charged scenes I've ever seen. Ralph Richardson is imperious here.

Cheesy but beautiful scene, Richardson makes it. Having lost my own father not so long ago, this moment moves profoundly. To see the octogenarian scurrying out in his dressing gown stirs heartstrings hitherto unstirred.

I can guarrantee you, there is a lot of extremely celebrated directors, top 10, top 20 etc you know stupid lists of the kind, that couldnt have produced such a fine film. I was taken by surprise by the quality, even watching it in my small tv screen. In fact, good films are exactly that, surprising.

Any man of any decency would be thrilled to have his lost Grandson returned to him. This man had lost his family and was surrounded by only friends and employees, but no close family. To have his Grandson would be the ultimate reward. I know for me it would be.

Only a blood line grandfather can tell it's his blood

Connor MacLeod returns to Scotland.

Tarzan transforming in lord Fauntleroy.😳🤔

So epic

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My God sir Ralph Richardson I can list off the movies I remembered him from there was Greystoke and Rollerball (R.I.P James Caan)

Christopher Lambert may have been the star of this film but in this scene, Sir Ralph Richardson steals the show!

Dis Movie really mean a lot to me😔

Johnny wise muller is Tarzan but lambert was good

❤️

Ako je Grejstok poznaces ga.

MacLeod

Such beautiful acting from Sir Ralph.

Sometimes you see an old movie, made in the 70s or 80s and they age terribly. Bad acting, bad dialogue, bad music. This has aged like a fine wine. Its just perfect. Could have been made yesterday and you wouldn't have to change a thing. Well done, love this movie.

This is how I'm greeted everyday when I come home from school.

I absolutely love this movie! 🤗❤ And this is one of my favorite scenes, too!

This Tarzan film and ol Johny Weismuller are my tarzan , the latter just for fun.

This section could easily be used to claim leaders are born instead of made, especially the blue bloods.
He made himself the Lord of the Apes, even though they were different species.

This was a great film

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The name of this music, please? And composer?

Pure cinema magic!

Cette scène est très très touchante et magnifique : royal Sir Ralph RICHARDSON

This scene always gets me.

Have great memories of this movie!

My parents taped this onto VHS for me when it came on TV. Me and my sister must have watched it a gazillion times as children but I never cried at this scene . . . . . until now. Goddamit this is a powerful scene, especially if you know what preceded it.

This scene got me in tears....

Is he sound, is he normal? Dips shaving brush into drink

Love this film. TO me its the best and ONLY true Tarzan movie.

It's one of those scenes where you get a buildup of expectation, no matter how short.
When that "at a glance" sentence was thrown into the ring, the audience knows that in order for this movie to stay credible, the first moment of Christopher Lambert showing himself must become memorable.
And he did not disappoint.
Just one look, that was all that was needed.

Such a great, great scene

The cinematography in this movie, especially the jungle scenes, was gorgeous.

Very awesome

I saw this movie many years ago and I was initially not sure what to expect from it at the time. But if there's one thing the movie has that keeps everything together, is the late great Sir Ralph Richardson's performance. Richardson, who died before the movie's release, is truly the movie's centerpiece. When he's on the screen, there's a snap,a sparkle and an electricity, in every scene he is in. The scene where he meets his grandson for the first time, is mind blowingly emotional, particularly with the music's build up. Brilliant!!

"If he's a Greystoke, I'll know him at a glance".....BOOYEAH!!!

Any Father gets it right in the feels! I'm not crying,YOU'RE crying!

Johnny boy. Show yourself.

By the power of GreyStoke,Tarzan has the power!!!!! Tar-!!!!zan!!!!

Uma das cenas mais bonita que ja vi em filmes.

So british...

He had lost his son (his heir) and his daughter in law 20 years before, and when he was old and in the last days of his life his lost grandson and heir comes back home. Sir Ralph Richardson looks like the happiest man in te world and the music is just astonishing and fits perfectly with this haunting moment. This always makes me cry.

I still cry when I see this scene! So emotional!